This gets zero attention while our elected officials double down on failed policies that got here.

Meanwhile the news cycle remains laser focused on certain foreign conflicts. (Israel, Ukraine, not Sudan).

tRuMp leGalIzed HemP

The War on Drugs should be a bigger priority than Ukraine or Israel.

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I almost posted this exact question last night.

Sadly, I’m not honest about it with everyone because of the legal status. My parents and in-laws probably suspect I consume but we’ve never spoken about it.

Still hasn’t tweeted the word fentanyl even once.

Are recreational dispensaries operating in Delaware yet?

Neolibs: how could we possibly be thinking about Mexico right now?

Fetterman might be the perfect example of why so many people, and especially young people, feel so pessimistic about politics.

“We could take care of this kind of activity pretty easily.”

They’ve been doing this for decades despite the trillion dollar drug war.

It’s a felony for veterans and cancer patients to grow cannabis for personal use.

Shapiro says nothing.

It’s like every single MSO investor bro is more concerned with shutting down unlicensed weed shops than securing the right to grow for personal use.

Are you in this for the policy reform or the money?

The answer is obvious.

He thinks we belong in prison because “drugs are bad.”

“More laws please!!!” -PA Republicans.

The two-party system is a problem.

Fascinating study. D's are pro-harm reduction except for tobacco products. R's are pro-harm reduction for tobacco products but not for any other drugs. Now if we can just get them to merge... rstreet.org/research/progr… via R Street Institute

The Cannabis Patriot 🌱 🇺🇸 Ron DeSantis

Reminder: in-court arguments for the lawsuit challenging federal prohibition will be held next week on May 22 at 10:30 am

David Boies has racked up victory after victory, defending IBM, CBS, Apple v. Samsung, and more.

Hollingsworth v. Perry (2013): Boies played a pivotal role…

We need to fully replace China with Mexico.

Sales in some of America's most expensive regulated cannabis products are - not shockingly - slowing down.

Working class consumers simply can't afford to buy legal in New Jersey yet.